Did You Know We Offer Free Consultations?

We believe in giving our patients every opportunity to receive the dental care they need and deserve. One way we make quality care more accessible is by offering free consultations. By removing the barrier of obligation, we hope to encourage more of our patients to explore the possibilities of improving their oral health. Have you been thinking about getting a specific treatment? Why not take advantage of a free consultation to learn more?

Are You Suffering From TMD?

Do you often experience discomfort or tension in your jaw? Do you have difficulty opening your mouth wide? Perhaps you regularly experience headaches. Experiencing one of these symptoms on occasion is not cause for concern; however, if you are regularly dealing with discomfort in your jaw and face, you may be suffering from the effects of TMD.

A Great Way To Straighten Your Teeth

Would you love to straighten your teeth but have been hesitant to learn more about orthodontic treatment because you are not interested in metal braces? While traditional metal braces are still a wonderful orthodontic treatment option, there are other popular treatments available. One treatment in particular is clear aligners. Continue reading to learn more about this common treatment and how it can bring big changes to your smile.

Why Choose Clinton Dental Center?

At Clinton Dental Center, we strive to provide the most comfortable and enjoyable experience your family can have. For over 20 years, we have served hundreds of families in Macomb County, providing various types of dentistry services to patients of all ages. Our team truly cares about you and your family, and we are committed to putting your needs first. We work hard to deliver a personalized experience that reflects your individual needs.

Reverse the Signs of Aging on Your Smile

Aging tends to bring about changes in skin tone, hair color, and teeth color. If you’re worried that the color of your teeth is making you look older than you’d like, there are steps you can take to reduce and reverse the signs of aging in your smile. Check out these proven techniques, courtesy of…

Tips to Lower Your Risk of Gum Disease

Gum disease is a common oral health issue that affects 47% of adults over the age of 30 and 70% of adults over the age of 65 (Source). As alarming as those statistics may sound, you remain in control of your fate. There are ways to lower your risk of gum disease and protect your…